MICRO LINER TUTORIAL

Hi, everyone, welcome back to my channel. And if you're new here, welcome to a Nicki Uncut. This video that you're about to watch is completely uncut. So you're going to see the entire process of whatever I'm teaching, whatever I'm doing for this video. In this video, my gosh, I have gotten so many requests to do basically anything from the celebrity makeup artist, Nina Park. Nina Park, I followed for at least the last 10 years of my makeup career. I've been a fan of hers for the last at least 10 years of my makeup career and watching her, she's always been a huge success and she's always been just someone that makeup artists, you know, amongst me and like colleagues of mine, we've always all looked up to Nina Park. But she is really just taking her her skill and her talent and her career to the next level. And like watching her has just always been super inspiring. But especially lately, she has been just unbelievably inspiring and clearly to other people, too. Her makeup looks are so refined. They're so polished. They are so detail oriented and so unbelievably cleanly executed. That's a word in a sentence. Trying to articulate how amazing she is. If you don't follow her, I'd be shocked. In case you don't, I'm going to make sure I link her Instagram handle below in the description box. You could check out her work. You become obsessed like everyone else is. So let me show you a couple of makeup looks. And the reason why this video was inspired for me to do micro eyeliner, very thin, very baby thin. Essentially, what I just call it, micro eyeliner is a huge trend going forward in this year. So it's going to be a really big focus. You're going to see on a lot of red carpets, a lot of celebrity makeup looks, a lot of Instagram makeup looks wherever you're looking at makeup. You're going to see a lot of micro eyeliner trend. So I thought we could sit down together and I could teach you some tips and techniques on how to achieve this trend, which to me came directly from Nina Park. So I'm going to show you a couple of these makeup looks that incorporate this micro eyeliner trend incredibly well. And just get ready because you're going to be drooling on the other side of this camera right now. And also, we're really up close and personal today. We are we are tight because it's a really detail oriented look that I want to teach you. So you just need to be up close and personal with me. So that's that. And say hello to my crow's feet because they're they're all there. You could see all the nitty gritty of my face. But without further ado, let me show you the makeup looks. I'm going to stop blabbing. So this is one unbelievable look with the micro liner. So just the thinnest, again, micro liner that you could possibly achieve. And that is not an easy task. And I always will go back and tell you that the hardest makeup looks as a makeup artist are always the ones that are the most natural. A full beat, a full face of lashes, cut crease, contour. This and that is always the easiest thing to knock out. But what's not easy to knock out and what takes the most time on set if you're a makeup artist, you could relate to this is the natural makeup look. So it's always such a funny thing. This is another makeup look from Nina Park. I mean, come on. Like God, if this doesn't give you that reaction, I don't know it will. But I'm going to zoom in even more and just show you this look, because look at this. Absolutely to die for eyeliner. She's just so talented, just so talented. I mean, it helps that her clientele is all incredibly perfect in every single way. And not that you and I at home are not perfect in every single way. But listen, I'm going to be real. It's pretty easy to achieve these knock knock out, drag out gorgeous looks when you are already this gorgeous. Just going to say Emma Stone. Come on, come on. So this is a complete micro liner on her, and she has very hooded eyes. She has gorgeous hooded eyes. Here's another one that I think is just so gorgeous. And again, I'm going to show you the micro liner one more time up close. Definitely wishing I was looking like her, but I'm not. I was born me, and that's the way it is. And I'm going to teach you how to do this micro eyeliner on my eyes. Let's get into it. There's a couple of things you're going to absolutely have to have on hand. These two bad boys right here. OK, so it was funny, a little backstory. And if you're again, just going to remind you, this is an uncut video. Thoughts are uncuts, sentences, mistakes. When I flood my words, it's all uncut. But when I was first in collaboration with BK Beauty, created my first seven piece set. I a dream brush of mine has always been a little micro detailing eyeliner brush like this one, but they already had this in existence. And it's there's no way you can make this brush any more perfect than the way it is. So I don't even know what the point of my story was. Just when I think of this brush, I always think of my original collaboration with BK Beauty is was the whole point of that story. Anyway, I'm chatty chatty right now because I've had a lot of caffeine. And the other brush you're going to want for if you're doing a slight variation with the Nina Park eyeliner is the N21. This is now sold individually as a single. So you can get it now sans the set. You can get it all on its own. She grew up. She's 18. She left the house and you could get her on your own now and not in the eight piece set if you want to. So these two brushes are going to come in clutch for what we're doing. What else is going to come in clutch is some form of eyeliner. I'm going to show you a couple of different variations. One's a drugstore. This is a brown eyeliner. This is the Maybelline Master Precise Skinny. This is a gel pencil. This is skinny in a sense where like it is a micro pencil that is going to be ideal for tight lining and creating that micro eyeliner. So this is a drugstore option. I'm going to link all these options in the description box for you to decipher what's going to be best and easiest for you to use. So I'll link that. The pencil that I'm going to use is going to be the Makeup by Mario Master Pigment Pro Pencil in Super Black. One thing I want to call out is all of these micro eyeliners pop the most when you use a black pencil or a black gel. Could you switch out for, you know, your personal preference to a dark brown or even like a slate gray? Yes, 100%. But just know to me, the the the oomph of this micro liner comes from it being black. So if you eliminate the black aspect of it, you're going to take away a lot of the magic. So just an FYI. But you could if you wanted to. I'm going to teach you the technique no matter what. OK. Other things you could use instead. Any kind of gel pencil or cold pencil that way it's pliable, it's movable. Then you want to set it into place. This is one of my favorites I've used in my Pro Kit for a long time when I want to just like sketch out and create like a custom shape for my eyeliners, my eyeliner looks. This is the Artist Pencil from Makeup Forever in Black. And then this eye look in particular could be created with either a pencil like I just showed you or a gel or a liquid. I don't have gel eyeliners in my kit. That's just not something that I utilize in my in my routines when I'm doing makeup. But I do use this bad boy. This bad boy is legit. One of the most epic liquid liners. Easy to work with, especially if you have a pencil brush or a flat brush like this guy, then this is going to be phenomenal for this kind of makeup look. This is the Danessa Myricks Color Fix Matte Waterproof Matte Liquid Pigment in Blackout. Blackout is just it's just that it's phenomenal. I'm going to just scratch my eye a little bit. We're going to get into the rest of this in a second. You're going to need a lash curler. You're going to need mascara. You are going to need some form of and I forgot to grab this of a smudger brush. This is the N12 brush from my original volume one set with BK Beauty. So these brushes will start out with. While I'm yakking, let me just get my eyes primed to prime my eyes. I'm going to use Sandstone from from the Master Mattes. Let me rewind this. I'm going to use Sandstone for makeup by Mario, and it's the Master Mattes Longwear Liquid Shadow that came out a lot better. So I'm going to just do a little bit of this to kind of give my eyes a nice blank canvas. I swear I was prepared before hitting record, but a couple of things I'm missing. Now, I'm not going to actually bring this too close up to the lash line. I kind of want to have just a little bit of my natural like veins popping through, like and I'm talking like this slightest bit, and I'm not going to overuse this product. I'm just going to use a really conservative, like thin amount. I'm not going to overdo it, basically. Just a small amount, blend it all across, just like that. Then I'm going to grab the N14 brush, also from my original set. I'm going to dip into a little bit of Makeup by Mario, the loose setting powder. And I'm talking a tiny amount of this powder. Tap off the excess. I just want to dry down my eyelid because I have very oily eyelids and I don't want the oils on my eyelids to eat up this micro liner. We want to keep it intact, especially if we're going to go through the hassle of doing this kind of micro liner look. We want to stay there all day. Now that is prepped. That is done. We're going to go in and just do a very, very, very soft definition in the crease before we get this party actually started. I'm going to grab the N13 blending brush and the Makeup by Mario Master Mattes neutral palette. If you don't have this palette and you want this kind of makeup look, or if you just want to Nina Park inspired makeup look in general, then you need to go out and get this palette. And I don't say that lightly and I don't use that often. And I'm not going to tell you to go hurry up and run to get it. But you do need this in your makeup collection if you are trying to achieve the Nina Park look. So I'm not going to tell you to go get it, but I am going to tell you to go get it at the same time. All right. Enough talk. Going to dip into this shade right here. And we're going to do a little soft, soft, soft definition. I put too much on that. No, it's OK. You move this a little closer. So just and get this really going. So Nina Park does the most soft, but elevated and enhanced eye makeup looks. So not just, you know, talking about her micro liner and her precision eyeliner looks when you look at the actual eyelid. They're very minimal. They're very toned down. They are very, very like just softly, delicately enhanced. So it's not an overload of eyeshadow. It's not a ton of visible eyeshadow. It's just a soft wash of definition in the crease. Usually, I'd say it's focused about in the outer corner, going about halfway across. Now, I'm going to go switch to the N20S and I just want to dip into a little bit of this shade and the shade. And actually, let's grab a little bit of this guy, too. We're going to softly, really diffuse the crease. The larger the brush, the more softly defined and softly applied the eyeshadow that you're using will be, the smaller the brush, the more detail oriented, the more impactful, the more pigmented it's going to show up. So I'm going to take this brush to diffuse the edges and it really, really soft and really blended. Tap off the excess. Going to repeat it. I'm not going to make it like I'm not going to agonize over it being perfect because this video is really all about the eyeliner. This is just going to be something I want to throw on really quick so you can see the entire process. Now, I've had so many requests to do just a Nina Park inspired makeup look just in general, but I was really just prompted to do the eyeliner because it is so blowing up on my social media. I cannot open my my Instagram without seeing her eyeliner looks and her eyeliner techniques. And so I figure we would knock this one out now because it is just the utmost trending thing on the Internet. OK, that looks good enough. Let's actually just pack a little bit more of an eyeshadow on the base of my eyelid. I'm just going to take a mix of the two lightest shades of the palette and pat it on this area with the N24. Now we're in a good spot. Now, I want to show you two different ways to achieve this type of eye makeup. Look, this type of micro liner. So we're going to start the first round with pencil. Going to grab the Makeup by Mario super black pencil. Make sure your pencil, if you're using a Kohl, is sharpened. Do not go in with this technique and expect to get a micro liner look. If your pencil is rounded, flat or dull, that's not going to be it. So grab your pencil. Make sure it is sharpened. And what you want to do, I'm going to start my hooded eye because it's just the most difficult eye for me. And if I get this eye done right, we'll be in a good spot and then we should be able to breeze through my easier eye. So taking the eyeliner. Now, what I want to do is place this on my top and bottom lash line meet. Let me look straight ahead so you can really see what I'm doing. OK, that's probably good. So right here, you see this corner? That's where your top and bottom lash line meet. You're going to start it here. Now, I don't know where she starts it or how she does it, but I'm going to recreate her micro liner to the best of my knowledge, basically. So I'm tucking it in this area. And I'm going to tightline just this inner corner right now. So I'm not moving fast, I'm moving very slow. Before this has a chance to dry down and self set, you're going to take your flat angle brush. The smaller, the better. And this is the 208, if I haven't actually called out the actual number for Beaky Beauty. So you're going to take this. This is very important. You look straight ahead, especially if you have hooded eyes like me. Let me adjust. That looks about right. Look straight ahead, take the brush. I'm going to start to pull it out. So see how it's creating like this cutesy little micro liner. It's not taking over the entire eyelid. It's really just I mean, it's it's so cute already, just as is. We're going to keep going. So going back in, you're going to take your time. So see how we're able to really manipulate the shape. And pull this out. If you're using a pencil that was like ultra, ultra long wearing, ultra, ultra budge proof. Not that this isn't, but it's not ultra long wearing. It's not completely waterproof or anything like that. Those pencils don't give you that wiggle time, like that play time to like. Move it around and dance with it. So this will actually give you that play time to manipulate the shape. So now I'm going to take the same pencil. Now, this is where things are going to get real dicey if you're not careful. We're going to create the thinnest micro liner going all the way across towards the inner corner of my lash line. Now, typically, I don't do this on my channel because if I'm not careful, I will really close up my eye shape. I'll make my eyes look small, really beady and really closed off. And I want the opposite. I want them to be big, bold and open. So we're going to take this. Now, the goal with this next step is to wiggle this eyeliner into your lashes. Now, you're going to have to close lightly for this technique, but that's OK, because once you've achieved your little micro wing, the rest should be, in theory, a little bit easier. Like this is kind of the hardest part. And once you get this locked down and and achieved, this next step should be a little bit easier. OK, I'm going to warm up this pencil because I was talking and it's drying down. So looking into my mirror, I'm going straight in. And what I'm doing is pushing this into my actual lash line. What this does is it will give us the thinnest liner look possible. And you're going to feel it hit your lashes. That's kind of the point. So you kind of feel like it's moving your lashes around, kind of moving your eyeball around at the same time. That's how you know you're getting into the right spot, because if you just laid this at an angle and drew across, you'd end up with way too thick of a liner and it would not be anything close to resembling a micro liner, which is defeating the whole purpose. OK, enough talking. Let me get in here and just wiggle a bit more. It does not need to be perfect. You'll see a couple like bumps and skips and like patches in the road for me. I'm going to show you what you do next after this. Now, I'm going to stop before I get all the way across. Because I am going to use a different technique to achieve the inner corner. All right. This is your stopping point. It should look something like this. OK, so you could see there's some gaps or some openings. We're going to fix that right now. We're going to go back to that BKB pencil. Excuse you, Thomas. You're going to go take your brush. You're going to coat either side with the pencil onto the brush. It should look something like this. It's not a goopy amount. It's not a thick amount. Just a little, little, little baby micro amount from here. And you look in my mirror again. You're going to blend, push and smooth. So you're blending with really short strokes. You're not going back and forth. And then you're kind of pushing onto the eyeliner, more eyeliner, essentially. So it should look something like this now. You're starting to see those gaps close up. You're starting to see a more fluid, smooth line appear. Now, I want to call out to a case I didn't mention this earlier, and I don't think I did. This is going to be one of the most incredible techniques if you have deep set eyes, hooded eyes, a monolid, or if you have just, you know, a lash line that is not big and open, basically. If you have like small deep set eyes, hooded eyes, this is going to be one of the best techniques you can utilize to really create a more open eyed effect and a more defined lash line without closing up your eyes more by creating too thick of a line. So really great for those type of eye, those types of eyes. OK, let me look in the mirror. Kind of see where we're at. All right. So the eyeliner is looking fluid. It's going all the way across. We're in a really good spot. Now, I'm going to just wipe off the excess gel eyeliner. And I want to pick up the Makeup by Mario Master Match Neutral Palette. And I'm going to dip into just a really small amount of the black shadow. What I like to do in this case to make sure there's no fallout when I'm doing detail oriented techniques like this, push the powder eyeshadow into the brush. You're almost going to pre-blend it. So that way, when it does hit your eyes, there's no chance of fallout because you just kind of erase the fallout onto your hand. So now take the brush, look straight into your mirror. Push it on to the lash line. This is going to do two things. It's going to intensify the eyeliner even more. It's going to lock it down, lock it into place. It's the same ideas like setting your under eye concealer, anything liquid, cream or gel that you put on your face or your eyes. If you want more longevity, you want to set it with some form of powder. So that's exactly what we're doing with the powder eyeshadow. I'm going to pick up a little bit more. I'm going to lock this side in completely. Just like that. So it did intensify it, but it didn't take it over the edge. It didn't make it look, you know, too over the top, too thick. It just intensified that line that we already had. And it's locked into place and really securing it and like just locking it in. OK, one more thing I want to show you, you could do if you wanted to create. And let me show you what I'm talking about. An example one more time. So if you wanted to create kind of like a little soft amount. I'm not going to go this extreme. But if you want to create like kind of like that soft bit of smoke above the liner, if you want to do that, OK, I'm going to show you a soft way to add like a little bit of eyeshadow right above. It's hard to tell, but like there's a teeny bit of a lighter brown or taupe eyeshadow right above the liner. And it gives it this like effortless, diffused look. So for this part, you're going to take the N21 and you're going to dip into a lighter color. So in this case, I'm going to dip into actually a little bit of this guy and a little bit of this guy. These two right here. Same technique. I'm going to work it into my brush like this. So it's knocking out any fallout that could potentially ruin this eye makeup. You're going to take it, look straight ahead, and you're just going to blend right above it. I can't talk when I'm doing this step. So blend ever so softly right above it. I'm going to grab a little bit more. Do the same technique. I'm going to try not to go overboard because I, you know. You know me, I'm a full glam girly over here. It's hard to stop myself. So it's just adding this like soft, barely there hints of shadow. And again, like more like a almost like a blurred. A little like soft blurred effect above it. Can you see that? So right here, I'm just going to add a little more just for visual. See it? It's barely there. It's there, though. And it adds like that subtle additional like lift up and that additional interest, which I feel like is just part of her whole aesthetic. Like there's so many little like little nuggets of like nooks and crannies and little fine detail techniques that she throws in that just make her look so unique and so different. They're just there. She's just incredible, if I haven't said that enough. I'm going to pull this out. With whatever's left over. Another thing she does. OK, so we're in a really good spot. Another thing she does, I think is just so gorgeous is there's always some form of soft shadow on the bottom lash line. I'm going to show you this one more time. So on the bottom lash line. There's this. Come on. There is this soft shadow right here. Do you see that? So when you're doing this kind of eye makeup look now, it already looks like I have shadow there because I have such incredibly red bottom lash line. I have such a red lash line in general. My eyes are just red chronically. There's nothing I can do about it. So it looks like I already have that there. If you don't have what I have there, this is what you would do. You could take a small blending brush or a small detailing brush. Either the N12 is great for this or the N22. This has a dome tapered tip. I'm going to dip into something a little bit cooler. I'm going to use just a touch of this one right here. Working on my hand just a little bit so I don't go overboard. And then you're just going to do some soft definition. About, I'd say, three quarters of the way in, not going all the way across, just like that. And my eyes are going to water a little bit. So let me breathe a couple of times and dry this up before I go on to mascara, and then we'll complete this one eye and then we'll move on to a different technique just using different products on this side. Now, one thing that is also very, very important to call out and to note. First of all, grab a lash curler. This is a BKB lash curler. I'm going to curl this eye. I'm not going to over curl it, but I'm going to give it a few little twists. Now, back to what I was saying. Her eye makeup looks. The reason why these eyeliners pop so much, even though they're micro and they're so petite and like they're so detail oriented, they're not overtaken by a thick lash, too much mascara or a really big, extreme false lash. So if you want this micro liner to really be the star of the show, I suggest doing a hint of mascara and not going over the top. That's exactly what we're going to do. I'm going to take the Extensions Mascara from L'Oreal. This is a great mascara to use for this technique because the wand is very small and it's very manageable. So it's not like, let me just show you this for reference, OK? It's not like this kind of wand where if you're not really, really careful, you could apply just way too much. This is the Fenty one. This is a very small, almost like a micro wand. OK, we're going to get in there. I'm going to focus this at the root. So I'm going to get to the root, wiggle and pull up. What you don't want to see is a ton of chunky mascara at the tip of your lashes. So just I'd say, honestly, this is a really good stopping point. But let me just get in there and do a little more at the base. That's Tomás. They're acting antsy right now. I'm not sure why they've had everything they need and more. They're so spoiled. It's not even funny. What is it? I'm trying to do a micro liner. You guys are distracting me horribly. Not very. OK. One eye is complete. There's one thing that is bothering me that I want to show you just really quick before I move on to the next eye. And that is, do you see how there's that's also Tomás. Do you see how there's visible skin right here? The whole idea of a micro liner is it is completely coated from like all the way across inside and very micro fine on the outside. So you don't want to see skin on the inside, basically. So take your pencil. I'm just going to show you by doing this place, my finger there. And you're going to do this until you don't see any. Visible waterline lash line skin. OK. This is something you definitely want to do if you have lighter eyes and like light lashes, because on me, it's not that visible. But on someone who has lighter eyes and like lighter lashes, it's going to be very noticeable if you miss a spot. OK, so now we actually look really good. It's going to do a little more. Another good rule of thumb is to layer your eyeliner, so don't just do one swipe across your lash line and the waterline and consider that done. Let that first coat dry down. Go on with that second coat. That's really going to give you like that va va voom. And I like I don't know that like undetectable density to your lash line that is so part of her eye makeup looks. I want to put makeup by Mario down now. And then we're going to move on to this eye. This is going to be a slightly different technique. So we're going to take Mr. Mr. Myrick's matte eye paints in blackout. So I'm going to squeeze a little bit of this out on the top of my hand. This is such such a jet black intense formula that you just don't need a lot of it. Now, one thing I want to do for this particular side, just really quick, is go back to the N22. And I want to just do something that I like to do just in my makeup routines when I'm working with clients. I have a hair on my face. There we go, is take a little bit of a it's almost like a backdrop shadow and a backdrop eyeliner. So I'm going to take the N22. Let's dip into a mix of this guy and this guy. I'm going to work it into the brush. So for this side, what I'm going to do is angle my brush and create a backdrop shadow. It's very fine. It's very faint. It's barely there. But it's there and it's going to add this like interest behind this jet black gel or liquid liner. All right. So while I'm here, I'm just going to take whatever's left over and bring this on the bottom lash line just to complete this eye with the shadow. All right, so it looks something like that. Can you see that? It's a very faint drop shadow. That's what I'm talking about right there. Now you're going to take the same small little angle brush. You wipe off the powder. So same brush from BKB, you're going to dip in to both sides. Now, one thing I want to do before I do this first step, because we're actually going to tightline first at this time. So when you're tightlining with the gel, you want to coat each side of your brush. So it's going to look something like this now. OK, so both sides are coated. Before I dive into that, I'm going to take a dry Q-tip. I'm going to lift. I'm going to dry my waterline because. Otherwise, this is going to run. Time to take a deep breath. Uncut. Sorry, you have to see this whole process. Drop a dog emoji, by the way, if you've heard my dogs throughout this entire video, I would love to see some dogs in the comments of this video. OK, let's tightline. I'm going to place my finger here. I need to get up close. I need both hands for this. So I'm going to move my mirror closer to me. And what you want to do is stamp this on. OK, so taking it. I'm stamping it on to my lash line. I'm not going to go all the way across the lash line. I'm going to tackle that in a bit with a different technique. So we're stopping it before we get to that inner corner that is very slippery and very wet. So right now we have a really great solid tightline. There's no. Well, there's a little bit of visible skin underneath if I really lift up my lash line, but I don't want to irritate my eyes too much. So I'm going to stop right here, because right now I see a really good, solid micro liner going across the inside lash line. So it's a good starting point. I'm going to dip back into a little more of that eyeliner. And we're going to start the same way that we started the other side, which is going to be looking straight into your mirror. I'm going to hold the brush. The longer angle is going to be going outward. I'm going to look into my mirror, tuck this and slowly drag it out. So once you have that first part of the liner done, from here, it gets easier. That always gets easier from this point on. So right now we're going to fill in this gap right here. We're going to connect the wing very thin to the lash line. I'm not going to dip in for more product. I'm just going to slowly blend my way to the top. So see how this brush is an essential tool for this type of eyeliner look. It just it you can achieve it with just a pencil and like larger brushes, but you're not going to get that micro look unless you have a tiny, tiny brush like this bad boy. So I'll make sure I link it, of course. So now I'm going to I'm going to just connect this all the way across. I still have not dipped in for more eyeliner. I'm just using whatever is left over. And I am getting this as close into my lash line as possible. Just check to make sure you guys can still see. So different technique. Same vibe. I went a little thick right here, so let me actually even this out. Should look something like that. I'm going to go back to the N21, dip into this time. Just to show you something kind of different, I'm going to dip into a touch of the darkest brown and a little bit of the black. So instead of just doing the black, I'm going to do a little bit of both these. Pre-blended into my hand. And we're just going to add a bit of a blurred effect to the outer liner, that wing. So you're basically going to go above it. And again, it just adds that touch of like that little like something, something that is just so, so unique to her eye makeup and her eyeliner looks. Same thing with like the lip. You know, she does like that incredible blurred contoured lip. It's the same idea. You're almost blurring that that edge of the liner. And it just gives it like that's just that visual interest. And if you didn't do it, it's still like it would still look beautiful, but you'd be missing that little something, you know. So I highly recommend you go in with a small brush like this and just. Add that bit of blur. It's going to do a little more here. I mean, my eyes feel so defined, they look so defined. This one's a little bit more intense than this eye. But they're they're both going to be beautiful, like micro liner. OK, so there's one thing we're missing. First of all, I'm going to add a little bit more to the lash line. I think I just need a bit more right here. So. Hold, please. Yeah. OK, I'm happy with that. Now, this sort of thing is going to get a little a little dicey. And this is optional. You don't have to do this step, but there is one thing she does not on everyone, but on a lot of people that she does this kind of micro liner look. She'll also add this touch of very, very faint, very, very thin liner. I want to say it's a shadow that she's using, like a dark brown shadow. I don't know exactly what she's using, but this is how I would do it if I was trying to recreate it like I am right now. So I would take the same brush, the 208. We're going to dip now into. Let's use a mix of this dark brown and a touch, just these two right here. If you have really light eyes, I probably stick to like more of like a deep taupe-y brown like that first one. I'm going to pre-blend once again, eliminating any chance of fallout in this area. So now what you want to do is you're going to define this little inner corner. You're not going to go in your waterline because that's just going to run and get goopy and kind of. It's just not the vibe, right? So you're not going to go inside. You're going to go on the outside only. So God help me see this because I'm this is where I need glasses, but you're going to get right here. You see that? I just kind of like elongated my lash line further and really actually kind of create like more of an almond shape for my eyes. And what I'm doing is just pressing. Could you use a pencil for this technique? Sure, but I feel like you want to get the same precision as you would using this tiny little brush, so that's why I'm going to stick to the brush, especially because for me, this area is so tight and a little bit right there. So it just adds visually a little extra layer of micro fine detail. So you can see the difference to like this. I is missing this inner corner. This inner core is adding that little bit of drop shadow right in that inner corner corner of your eye, but not inside. We're on like the border is just opening my eye and elongating the shape even more. It's continuing on that that subtle micro liner and that micro wing and enhancing it and elongating it even more. So I'd say go for this step if you really want that complete like Nina Park eyeliner look. It's worth practicing and it's worth slowing down and doing it. It is a little meticulous for sure, but I think it's worth it. So this eye is going to look a little different because this eye is so hooded in this corner and so hard to get into this little nook and cranny for me. But we're going to do it anyway. So again, I'm not going in. Going out and see how I just create that extra elongate shape. In fact, I think I need to go further out on the side to just touch. There we go. Micro fine, tiny movements is all you need to achieve this type of eyeliner look. OK, so we're in a really good spot. I'm going to do the same thing I did on the other eye. I'm going to curl my lashes. Just give it a gentle curl. Nothing extreme. Just enough for like a little lift. And then same thing. I'm going to go grab the extensionist mascara. Wipe off the excess, hit the root. Wiggle and pull up. And again, do not let your mascara or your lashes take over the look because it's just not about the lashes. They're not the star of the show. And this type of eye makeup look, the star of the show is just that micro liner. Yeah, we're going to stop it right here. And my gosh, this was so fun to do. I had such a blast creating this eyeliner or recreating this eyeliner. This is like so inspiring, so different and so fun. I feel like this definitely achieves quite a bit of the vibe that Nina Park has. There's one more thing I want to kind of mention, too, that I think is a good like a good tip. Let's say you don't have like a micro liner. Let's say you don't have a really tiny pencil like that one from from BK Beauty. I would say if you have if you want to this kind of micro liner look, one technique that would actually kind of help you get there and kind of cheat your way there, I think, is by using a liquid brow pen. These come in like really good, you know, off black to really deep brown shades. They're also going to be really long lasting because they're a brow marker. Not that a liquid liner wouldn't be long lasting, but I just feel like you could get really great precision if you're using this type of tool that's actually meant for your brows, because it's meant to like emulate brow hair. So it's going to be like a micro pen. So if you need to use something like this, let's just say, in theory, to help you get a micro line in the inner corner, I would say don't be afraid to use something like this that is not marketed for eyeliner for eyeliner. So just a little a little bonus tip. This could also be a really great tool, too, to get into in between your lash line if you're still feeling like you have some sparse areas where you're seeing skin. You go in there and kind of fill in the gaps with the pen. You'll get a really great micro liner look in that way. So that is a micro liner look. I'm going to show you the inspiration a couple more times. Here is one of the most beautiful looks ever. So we have that drop shadow behind it right here. You can intensify it to do it even more like this one if you wanted to. This one is definitely closer to this vibe, if you ask me. But just they're all beautiful. You can't go wrong with any of these. I had so much fun creating these looks. I really hope this helps you achieve or hopefully that Nina Park micro liner look. If you want to see any more breakdowns of looks like this or if you are inspired by any celebrity makeup looks and you want me to recreate them or kind of walk you through how to do them at home, drop those requests specifically in the comments below. I will save them. I'll write them down. The more I get for one in particular, the more chances you have of me doing it on my channel. But this one was so heavily requested and this was so much fun to do. I hope you try this, practice it. It's worth the extra time and the extra patience because look at that liner. It is like it's just it's gorgeous. Nina Park, check her out. She's going to be linked below. Do not I mean, do not sit down and look at her page unless you have time to devote because you will fall down the Nina Park glam rabbit hole and you will have so much fun doing so. So don't say I didn't warn you. Thank you for watching this uncut and I'll see you guys in the next one. Bye.